I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
Thanks Pintodeluxe. See my Blog for three detailed video reviews of the Laguna dust collector
Northewest29 - I've been woodworking for 25 years, so at this point I'm pretty confident in my need for clamps. I anticipate buying one more size, so I'm good for capacity with this rack (there are 6 empty slots). Of course I also have lots of other clamps, but this rack is only for my parallel bar clamps.
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
As with all your projects, this is excellent work. Why don't you make most of us feel better and tell us this is a hat rack for your entry hall? Nothing I have made for my shop looks this nice! Really great work. Thanks for sharing.
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
I recently completed this rack to hold my parallel bar clamps.
I try and avoid creating mundane objects, even if they are just for the shop. In this case, the rack is constructed from Baltic birch, but I added some curves and decorative elements to give it an arts and crafts look.
All the joinery is accomplished with my Domino (6mm and 10mm dominos), but at glue-up time I still had to deal with 28 joints at once - fun time, but fortunately successful.
And here's the rack mounted on the wall, with my current stash of clamps
Here's a video with some highlights and observations:
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